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Hormones exert powerful effects on the female body and have a significant role to play in the body's health and wellbeing. Understanding these roles is important if you’re seeking to proactively manage your health.

Complete pathology panel required for the Metabolic Balance personalised nutrition analysis. Metabolic Balance matches your personal “body chemistry” to your ideal “food chemistry”.

Epigenetics is fast gaining momentum as a model to support healthy ageing. Uncovering disease risk factors early can help you identify your personal risk of chronic illness early, and measure the effectiveness of lifestyle changes.

Hormones are a vital part of the body's overall health. The work that hormones do is subtle yet when they fall out of balance, the effects on your health can be significant.

Adrenal fatigue may be one of the most under diagnosed condition in western society. This adrenocortex stress test assesses your response to stress and provides valuable insights to help you balance your hormones.

If you're experiencing signs of malabsorption, stomach cramps, weight loss, malnutrition, or loose fatty stools, then pancreatic insufficiency could be to blame. Pancreatic insufficiency is the inability of the pancreas to deliver enough digestive enzymes to break down food in the intestine so it can be absorbed.

Your body can't make omega 3 and omega 6 essential fatty acids and these must come from the food you eat. These essential fatty acids play a critical role in brain function, and immune and inflammation responses.

Australia has one of the highest rates of bowel cancer in the world - 1 in 13 Australians will develop the disease in their lifetime. When identified early, 90% of bowel cancer cases can be successfully treated.

A comprehensive analysis of the hormones that govern masculinity. This simple blood test can tell you if you have a hormone imbalance.

Many nutrients are absolutely essential for good health. It's possible to get most of them from a balanced, real food-based diet, however the typical modern diet lacks several very important nutrients. Find out your nutritional status with this simple nutrition blood test.

Get an insight into your risk of heart disease, liver function, kidney disease and type 2 diabetes. Take control and find out how you can prevent these becoming part of your future.

Type 2 diabetes is the fastest growing chronic condition in Australia but it is a preventable disease and easy to predict. This simple diabetes test highlights whether your lifestyle or physiology put you at risk.

Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional problem in Australia. A shortage of iron leads to anaemia and feelings of weakness, tiredness and dizziness.

Over 30% of adults are estimated to be vitamin D deficient which can cause muscle weakness and fatigue. This simple vitamin D test will tell you if you have a deficiency.

If you've had 'normal' thyroid test results but still suspect a hormone imbalance, you may find rT3 is sabotaging your thyroid function. Find out more with this simple reverse T3 test.

Testosterone is more than just a sex hormone. Testosterone levels in your body can affect mood and cognitive ability, as well as cardiovascular health, muscle mass and body fat. Find out more with this simple testosterone test.

IGF-1 is a peptide hormones that is vital for normal bone and tissue growth and development.

Insulin resistance can lead to difficulty losing weight, distinct abdominal fat, fatigue, bloating and sugar cravings. Identifying insulin resistance early and committing to lifestyle changes can ultimately help the progression to diabetes.

Copper and zinc are essential nutrients in our body and they work together. There are many problems that can occur if we have a copper and zinc imbalance.

The most advanced strategy for coronary risk assessment is a ‘multi-marker’ approach which combines several risk factors, rather than only measuring the traditional markers of high blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking and diabetes.

A food sensitivity occurs when someone has difficulty digesting a particular food - this can lead to symptoms such as intestinal gas, abdominal pain or diarrhoea.

If you’ve already had a thyroid function test and are looking simply to test your thyroid antibodies to investigate an underlying autoimmune disorder, then this thyroid antibodies test is for you.

The full blood count can be used to determine general health status and to screen for a variety of disorders such as anaemia and infection, as well as nutritional status and exposure to toxic substances. Abnormalities in any of these types of cells can indicate the presence of important medical disorders.

Haemochromatosis is the most common genetic disorder in Australia. People with haemochromatosis absorb too much iron from their diet - the excess iron is stored in the body and over time this leads to iron overload.

It can be difficult to diagnose EBV because its symptoms so closely resemble a range of other illnesses. However, a blood test can confirm the presence of EBV antibodies in the system, or whether someone has had a recent or past infection.

Calcium and phosphate work together to help build strong bones and teeth. An imbalance in these two minerals can cause bone weakness and increased risk of heart disease.

The incidence of measles in Australia has staged a comeback due to less comprehensive vaccination coverage in Australia. This simple blood test checks for measles immunity.

Complete pathology panel required for the Metabolic Balance personalised nutrition analysis. Metabolic Balance matches your personal “body chemistry” to your ideal “food chemistry”. This panel also includes vitamin D.

Understand the impacts of training on your health. Analysing key biomarkers with this simple blood and hormone test can help you train to the best of your ability and reach your goals without risking your health.

Lyme disease is a tick-borne infection caused by the bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi. The first symptom is usually a characteristic pink or red rash that starts as a small red spot that gradually spreads in a much larger circle.

We want to make it even easier for you to take control of your health data. So if you already have your own blood test results, we can help you monitor these in your own personal dashboard.